著录:出版 东方陶瓷学会, 《Sung Dynasty Wares: Chun and Brown Glazes, 伦敦, 1952年, 编号126 《Mostra d'Arte Cinese (Exhibition of Chinese Art)》,威尼斯, 1954年, 编号553 《The George de Menasce Collection, part II》, Spink & Son, 伦敦, 1972年, 编号247 小山富士夫：《陶瓷大系-卷38-天目》, 东京, 1974年, 图版 26-27 茧山龙泉堂:《龙泉集芳》, 卷1, 东京, 1976年, 页209, 图版626 拍品描述:来源 George de Menasce (1891-1967) 珍藏, 伦敦, 编号258 Spink & Son, 伦敦 茧山龙泉堂, 东京 日本私人珍藏 《日本珍藏宋代瓷器》, 伦敦苏富比, 2011年5月11日, 拍品编号9 Roger Weston (1943年生) 珍藏, 芝加哥 蓝理捷, 纽约, 编号4892 The firing of the rich persimmon glaze on this bowl is particularly successful. Persimmon glazes were made at several northern Chinese kilns during the Song and early Jin periods, including the Ding and Yaozhou kilns, and seem to have been especially admired on vases and vessel forms associated with the tea ceremony. Although the Yaozhou kilns are most commonly associated with celadon-glazed wares and black and white wares, a small number of fine persimmon-glazed Yaozhou wares have been preserved. Four examples were included in the major exhibition of Yaozhou ware at the Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka in 1997 and are illustrated in The Masterpieces of Yaozhou Ware, pp. 40-1 and 44, nos. 47, 48, 50 and 56. A Yaozhou persimmon-glazed bowl, but with a notched rim, is illustrated in Black Porcelain from the Mr. & Mrs. Yeung Wing Tak Collection, Guangzhou, 1997, no. 160.